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We’ve all been there: days when you just don’t want to work.So start now with these 10 actionable tips for staying motivated as a freelance writer. Read More

Many small business owners struggling with bad employee behavior. Small business expert Ellen Rohr shares five tips for transforming a troublemaker into a superstar. Read More

Risk management is often the overlooked part of strategy, particularly for smaller companies who focus on growth but do not consider the effect of “worse case” scenarios such as the loss of their largest client, product liability, or just plain bad decisions. Read More

Imagine being able to attend a conference, from your home or office, where the speakers are from around the globe, with a new speaker and presentation every hour, all for free. The future is here. Read More

Carefree Entrepreneur Scot Bruesewitz is enthusiastic about determining his (and his family’s) financial destiny by starting his own business. His passions are literature, current events, and fly fishing.

“I have a burning desire to make this work and be able to provide a better lifestyle for my Read More

These days, many people start blogs because they want to build up a semi-passive source of income. While I think it would be nice for my blog to eventually provide me with a significant revenue stream, the real reason I started a blog was because I needed a place of my own online. Read More

Ever had one of those ideas but it sounds too crazy to do? Get inspired by learning about other crazy ideas that have lead businesses to make good money. Read More

We’ve all heard the old joke “In a bacon-and-egg breakfast, the chicken is involved, but the pig is committed.” This quote epitomizes the true essence of commitment. We all know at least one self-professed entrepreneur who claims to committed, but seems to treat it like a part-time hobby, won’t put Read More

Some entrepreneurs start polling venture capitalists for that multi-million dollar investment before they even have a business plan. That’s like trying to sell part of something to a stranger for big money when you haven’t fully defined it yet. It won’t work, it costs time and money, and hurts your Read More

Even though I’d planned to stay at home while my children were young, being forced to stay home and knowing I would likely never be able to have an outside job felt stifling, like a prison. A comfortable prison, but a prison nonetheless. Read More